JP3743764B1 - Anti-scatter cover - Google Patents

Abstract

An object of the present invention is to provide an anti-scattering cover that can reliably prevent the invasion of crows and the like, has a high anti-scattering effect, and can be easily taken out for collecting accumulated matter. Provide an anti-scatter cover that allows the accumulated material to be thrown into the cover without touching the cover.
SOLUTION: An opening 2 for putting waste etc. 6 into a cloth-like body 1 such as a net or cloth is provided, and the cloth-like body constituting a covering main body is formed along the periphery of the opening. An anti-scattering cover is provided, which is provided with “sag 3” bent and extended downward. The cylindrical body that opens up and down is referred to as the cover, the upper part of the cylindrical body is folded back inward, and the scattering prevention cover is provided with the folded portion as the “sag”.
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Description

          The present invention relates to an anti-scattering cover for preventing dust from being scattered at a garbage collection site or the like.

In recent years, in urban areas, it has become common for crows to tear garbage bags containing food waste, eat away leftover food, and scatter the contents of the bags on the street. These damages can be prevented by using a strong storage box or storage box, but the fact that the garbage collection area must be set at one corner of the road prevents the installation of this garbage storage box and storage box. In addition, the installation of an invisible trash can leads to neglect of internal dirt, and has defects that tend to cause unsanitary results such as odors. Therefore, a number of inventions have been made and applications have been filed in order to stop the scattering of garbage from birds and beasts such as crows.

Japanese Patent Application No. 2004-241747 The invention described in Japanese Patent Application No. 2004-241747 was developed to solve the problem of the anti-scattering cover, and is an improved invention of Japanese Patent Application No. 2003-33083, which has certain effects. However, there are still issues to be improved. This is a problem of the inlet that should have been improved, and the inlet of the invention described in the aforementioned Japanese Patent Application No. 2004-241747 is a combination of two, which prevents the ingress of crows and at the same time prevents garbage bags from entering the inlet. Even if the accumulated material is thrown in any amount, the structure is such that the inlet is naturally firmly secured after the loading, but in the present invention, when the accumulated material is charged from the inlet, It is necessary to lift up the cloth-like body located on the inside of the cloth-like body that forms a cylindrical shape by stacking together.

          In the present invention, when an accumulation such as a garbage bag is applied to the input port and the cloth-like body located above is lifted, the accumulation naturally slides into the cover, and the accumulation is collected in the center; and Although it is excellent in that birds and beasts cannot invade, it is more desirable if it can be covered with anti-scattering that does not require work such as lifting. According to the recent lifestyle, there are many people who carry out garbage during work, and they tend to be unwilling to touch a net that is a “cover” because they fear their hands get dirty. Even if it has a certain effect as a “cover”, there is nothing to do if you leave garbage outside the “cover” because you do not want to touch it. It is desirable to have a cover for preventing scattering that can be thrown into the cover without touching the “cover” and that can reliably prevent the intrusion of crows, etc. .

Japanese Patent Application No. 2004-353781 The invention described in Japanese Patent Application No. 2004-353781 is an example in which the upper and lower cylinders constituted by cloth-like bodies are used as anti-scattering covers, and the lower opening is an extra long length installed. Although it is naturally closed by bending, the upper opening cannot be completely closed without using any opening and closing means. It is desired to provide a scattering-preventing covering that can be easily manufactured and that can avoid damage to birds and beasts even when the upper opening portion opens and closes naturally or remains open even though it has a simple configuration.

Provide an inexpensive anti-scattering cover that can reliably prevent the invasion of birds and beasts such as crows. Provide an anti-scatter cover that allows the accumulated material to be thrown into the cover without touching the cover.

        It has a configuration in which an opening for putting waste etc. is provided in a cloth-like body such as a net or cloth, and provides an anti-scattering cover characterized by providing “sag” along the periphery of the opening .

          The “sag” is an anti-scattering cover characterized in that the cloth-like body constituting the cover main body is bent and extended downward.

          The cylindrical body that opens up and down is referred to as the cover, the upper part of the cylindrical body is folded back inward, and the scattering prevention cover is provided with the folded portion as the “sag”.

A cover that is sewn three-dimensionally and has an opening that opens in a vertical direction for throwing in waste, etc., and the opening is closed by “falling” and extends laterally from the lower side of the opening. An anti-scattering cover characterized by providing a cargo receiving portion is provided.

          This is an anti-scattering cover characterized in that an opening for putting waste etc. is provided in a cloth-like body such as a net or cloth, and a “sag” is provided along the periphery of the opening. Therefore, the following effects are produced.

          Since there is a sag at the inlet, once it is inside, it will hinder flapping and will not fly up, so the crow will not enter from the inlet. When the cover is used in close contact with the accumulation, the “sagari” bends and closes the inlet, so that birds and beasts such as crows and stray cats cannot enter through the inlet.

          Since the “sag” is an anti-scattering cover characterized in that the cloth-like body constituting the cover main body is bent and extended downward, the following effects can be obtained.

          When an accumulation such as a garbage bag is to be introduced from the introduction opening, the introduction opening is expanded, the periphery of the introduction opening is deformed and the accumulation slides into the cover. When the bent portion is bent and manufactured without using a reinforcing material or the like that hinders deformation at the bent portion, deformation around the inlet is easy and smooth sliding effect is obtained.

          Since the cylindrical body that opens up and down is the cover, the upper portion of the cylindrical body is folded inward, and the folded portion is the “sag”, the following effects are obtained.

          Since the configuration is very simple, manufacturing is easy and the cost can be kept low.

          A cover that is sewn three-dimensionally and has an opening that opens in a vertical direction for throwing in waste, etc., and the opening is closed by “falling” and extends laterally from the lower side of the opening. Since the anti-scattering cover is characterized by providing a cargo receiving portion, the following effects can be obtained.

The load receiving portion can be installed at a position lower than the overall height, and by shifting the accumulated product to the side, it can be moved into the cover, and the loading becomes easy.

The invention of the present application is an improved invention of Japanese Patent Application No. 2004-241747, and it is possible to provide an inexpensive anti-scattering cover that can reliably prevent the invasion of birds and beasts such as crows and has a high anti-scattering effect. The purpose is to provide an anti-scatter cover that allows the accumulated material to be put into the cover without touching the cover. The following is a concrete description based on the figure. Note that the aforementioned inlet and the opening described below are almost synonymous.

        FIG. 1 is a perspective view having a partial cross section of the first embodiment, and is a cover having an opening 2 that is planarly formed by a cloth-like body 1 such as a net or cloth. A cut is provided in the cloth-like body 1 to form an opening 2, and a “sag” 3 is formed along the periphery of the opening 2. The “sag 3” is provided at the periphery of the opening, and hangs down from the periphery of the opening 2. The “sag 3” is not limited to the quality of the material, but is generally easy to handle in manufacturing and storage if it is the same quality as the cloth-like body 1. In addition, the opening is abutted by dropping the ends of the cloth-like body 1 juxtaposed side by side, and the opening 2 is formed so that the two cloth-like bodies that are abutted continuously become one piece. The rest is sewn. In this way, it is possible to form the “sag” 3 without forming a factor that hinders deformation or elongation of the cloth-like body 1 at the periphery of the opening, such as a seam. The “sag” 3 can be formed into a cylindrical shape by sewing the opposing ends together.

          The cover formed in this way is used by throwing an accumulated material such as a garbage bag or a waste product under the cloth-like body 1 from the opening 2. Since it is thrown in from the center of the cover, the accumulation does not protrude from the side. In addition, when the cover and the accumulation are in close contact with each other, the accumulation placed under the cover pushes up the “sag” 3 from below, and the “sag” 3 is bent to the left or right. Therefore, the opening 2 is completely closed to prevent entry of birds and beasts. When the cover is lifted so as not to touch the accumulation, the “sari” 3 prevents the birds and animals from entering. Even if it has invaded, it is difficult to go out because there is "Sagari" 3, and it will never intrude again.

        FIG. 2 is a perspective view having a partial cross section showing a state of use of the first embodiment. FIG. A shows an example in which the flat cover of Example 1 is installed so as to cover the handrail-type support A41 (4) which is the support 4. The support column 4 has an arm portion 5. The cloth-like body 1 which is a flat type cover is placed on the arm portion A51 (5), and forms a space by forming a space in which an accumulation can be stored. The cloth-like body 1 needs to be fixed by some means so as not to be displaced from the support pillar A41 (4). When the accumulation is placed on the opening 2 of the cloth-like body 1 that has been floated, the opening 2 is deformed by the weight of the accumulation, and the accumulation moves under the cloth-like body 1.

FIG. B is a perspective view having a partial cross-section showing a state where an accumulation 6 such as a garbage bag is to be put under the “cover” from the opening 2. When the position of the opening 2 is floated at a certain height and the accumulation 6 is thrown over the suspended cloth-like body 1, the cloth-like body 1 is placed by the weight of the accumulation 6. The surrounding area sinks and is guided to roll up the accumulation 6 toward the opening 2. The opening 2 is pushed and deformed by the weight of the accumulation 6, and the accumulation 6 moves below the cloth-like body 1. After the accumulation 6 has passed, the opening 2 is naturally closed and returns to the state shown in FIG. Since the “sag” 3 hangs under the opening 2, it is difficult for birds and beasts to enter. The support is not necessarily required, and any method can be used as long as it can be installed at a certain height above the ground. In other embodiments described below, the function is changed by changing the support, but the change in the function of the support does not mean the “cover” function.

          FIG. 3 is a perspective view of the second embodiment. This embodiment is an anti-scattering cover constructed in a mosquito net shape by the side portion 11 and the ceiling portion 12, and is used by hooking the four corners on the hook 7 provided on the support B42 (4). The support B42 (4) is connected by the arm B52 (5). However, the arm B52 (5) is not necessarily required, and any method can be used as long as it can be installed at a certain height on the ground. Good. The opening 2 is provided so as to cross almost the center of the ceiling 12. When the accumulation 6 is thrown over the ceiling 12, the ceiling 12 sinks due to the weight of the accumulation 6, and the accumulation 6 slides down or falls down on the ceiling 12 toward the opening 2.

The opening 2 is expanded and the accumulation 6 falls into the scattering prevention cover, and the opening 2 returns to its original shape. Since the opening 2 is provided with “sag” 3, entry of birds and beasts is prevented. The collected material 6 is collected by turning up the skirt 13 of the cover, removing the cover from the column B42 (4), or laying the column B42 (4) together. Since the main body of the configuration is the cloth-like body 1, it is not deformed even by messy handling. If the accumulation 6 is thrown over the ceiling portion 12, the accumulation 6 naturally moves under the cover, so that it is easy to put in and does not cause difficulty in use even if it is made large. . In addition, it is possible to form a plurality of connected shapes, which can be said to be suitable for a large-scale collection site.

4A is a perspective view of the third embodiment. The present embodiment is a modification of the second embodiment, and is an example in which the cloth-like body 1 is a tubular body A 101 (1) and the opening 2 is arranged on the side end of the ceiling portion 12. FIG. B is a cross-sectional view showing a state in which Example 3 is cut vertically. The cloth-like body 1 constituting the ceiling portion 12 is bent downward at the periphery of the opening portion 2 to constitute a “sag” 3. Since the opening 2 is provided at the end of the ceiling part 12, the “sag” 3 corresponds to the other part of the second embodiment, and the remaining one side corresponds to the cylindrical body A101 (1) side. The part wall surface acts as a proxy. By providing the opening 2 at the side end of the ceiling part 12, the thickness can be reduced. In use, the upper end of the cylindrical body A101 (1) is hooked on the hook 7 provided on the arm portion C53 (5) provided on the column C43 (4). If the arm C53 (5) is made movable and the arm C53 (5) is folded when not in use, the arm C53 (5) can be brought into close contact with the wall. It can be installed without obstructing traffic, and can be said to be suitable for installation in narrow spaces.

        FIG. 5A is a cross-sectional view showing a state in which the cylindrical body B102 (1) used in the fourth embodiment is cut vertically. The upper part of the cylindrical body B102 (1) is folded inward, and the folded cloth-like body is referred to as “sag” 3. FIG. B is a cross-sectional view showing a state in which Example 4 is cut vertically, and a reinforcing portion 21 is provided at the folded upper end portion of the cylindrical body B102 (1), that is, the charging opening portion 2, and a column D44 ( This is an example that can be hooked on the hook 7 provided in 4). This embodiment is an improved invention of Japanese Patent Application No. 2004-353781. The upper part of Example 1 of the invention is folded inward, and the folded cloth-like body 1 is defined as a “sag” 3. Since the opening 2 of the cylindrical body B102 (1) is pulled downward by the weight of the accumulation 6, the front side of the opening 2 is drawn to the opposite surface of the cylindrical body B102 (1), By trying to close the mouth but not completely, the “sari” 3 can provide a more reliable bird and beast invasion prevention effect.

          6A is a perspective view of the fifth embodiment. The cylindrical body C103 (1) used as the opening part 2 by pulling the upper ends facing each other and narrowing the upper part used in Example 4 inwardly is narrowed and used as the main body. Four retaining holes 14 are provided near the upper end of the cylindrical body C103 (1), and the retaining holes 14 are attached to the hooks 7 provided near the distal end of the movable arm portion D54 (5). The arm portion D54 (5) is configured such that the protruding portion is moved toward the back so that it is not obstructed when it is not used, or it can be folded.

          FIG. B is a cross-sectional view showing a state in which the fifth embodiment is cut vertically, and is provided with retaining holes 14 at the four corners of the upper end portion of the cylindrical body cylindrical body C103 (1), and the distal end portion of the arm portion. 542 and the hook 7 provided on the support portion 8. The upper portion of the cylindrical body C103 (1) is narrowed to be the opening 2. This corresponds to a narrower depth width of the second embodiment, and there is a structure that prevents deformation of the cylindrical body C103 (1), such as a frame member, between the two tip portions 542 and 542 of the arm portion D54 (5). Since it does not exist, when the accumulation 6 is thrown from the opening 2, the entire cylindrical body C 103 (1) is deformed along with the deformation of the opening 2 to facilitate the throwing. Since the upper end portion of the cylindrical body C103 is folded back to form the "sag" 3, manufacturing such as sewing is extremely easy, and an anti-scattering cover that can reliably prevent entry of birds and beasts can be manufactured at low cost.

          FIG. 7A is a perspective view of the sixth embodiment. In the present embodiment, the opening 2 is opened in a substantially vertical direction substantially parallel to the central axis of the covering body D104 (1) and is closed by the “sag” 3; It has a load receiving portion 9 extending in the direction, and the upper end portion of the cylindrical body D104 (1) is hooked on a rotatable arm portion E55 (5). The “sag” 3 that closes the opening can be a wire, a plate, or the like in addition to a cloth, and can be of any material and shape. If the cylindrical body C103, which is the cover body, is folded after use by being rotated and the plane is deformed in a plane so as to approach the wall, etc. by rotating the two arm portions E55 (5), it is difficult to obstruct traffic. The column is not necessarily required and can be installed on a wall or the like.

FIG. B in FIG. 7 is a cross-sectional view showing a state in which Example 6 is cut vertically. When the accumulation 6 is put on the load receiving portion 9, the load receiving portion 9 sinks and tilts, and the accumulation 6 moves along the inclination. The end of the load receiving portion 9 is continuous with the opening portion 2, and the accumulated product 6 pushes down the “garbage” 3 provided to block the opening portion 2 and falls into the cylindrical body D 104 (1). Since the accumulation 6 is dropped obliquely in the lateral direction, a large difference in height is required between the upper limit height of the portion used for storage in the cylindrical body D104 (1) and the height at which the load receiving portion 9 should be installed. Instead, the height for lifting the accumulation 6 can be set to a low position, and the loading can be facilitated.

The perspective view which has a partial cross section of Example 1 The perspective view which has a partial cross section which shows the state of use of Example 1 FIG. 3 is a perspective view of the second embodiment. FIG. A is a perspective view of the third embodiment. FIG. B is a cross-sectional view showing a state in which the third embodiment is cut vertically. FIG. A is a cross-sectional view showing a state in which a cylindrical body used in Example 4 is cut vertically. FIG. B is a cross-sectional view showing a state in which Example 4 is cut vertically. FIG. A is a perspective view of the fifth embodiment. FIG. B is a cross-sectional view of the fifth embodiment cut vertically. FIG. A is a perspective view of the sixth embodiment. FIG. B is a cross-sectional view of the sixth embodiment cut vertically.

Explanation of symbols

1 Cloth
101 Tubular body A
102 Cylindrical body B
103 Cylindrical body C
104 Cylindrical body D
11 Side
12 Ceiling
13 Hem
14 Retaining hole
2 opening
21 reinforcement
3 “Sagari”
4 props
41 Prop A
42 Prop B
43 Prop C
44 Prop D
45 Prop E
46 Prop F
5 arms
51 Arm A
52 Arm B
53 Arm C
54 Arm D
541 Bending part
542 Tip
55 Arm E
551 Fitting part
6 Accumulation
7 Hook
8 Supporting part
9 Receiving part

Claims (4)

An anti-scattering cover having a structure in which an opening for introducing waste or the like is provided in a cloth-like body such as a net or cloth, and a “sag” is provided along the periphery of the opening.
2. The anti-scattering cover according to claim 1, wherein the "sag" is obtained by bending and extending the cloth-like body constituting the cover main body downward.
The scattering prevention according to claim 1, wherein a cylindrical body opening up and down is covered, the upper portion of the cylindrical body is folded inward, and the folded portion is the “sag”. Cover for.
A cover that is sewn three-dimensionally and has an opening that opens in a vertical direction for throwing in waste, etc., and the opening is closed by “falling” and extends laterally from the lower side of the opening. 3. The anti-scattering cover according to claim 1, further comprising a load receiving portion.

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